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NAME_________________________________PERIOD_________DATE_____________________
QUESTIONS (Create a Punnett Square to determine the answer for each question)
1. From your results, what is Grandma’s genotype? ____________________
2. What must be the genotypes of their children?
We know that Grandpa Chadwick is homozygous recessive.
3. If Grandma were homozygous dominant, could any homozygous recessive children be produced
from Grandma and Grandpa?
4. If Grandma was heterozygous, could any homozygous recessive children be produced from
them?
SEX-LINKED INHERITANCE - COLORBLINDNESS
To complete this part of the activity, you will need to make a copy of your Pedigree 3 chart. (Do not fill
in any circles or squares)
Remember to determine the genotypes of those possessing the sex-linked trait first. From there, using
Punnett squares, you should be able to determine the genotypes of most, if not all of the family.
Neither Grandma nor Grandpa Chadwick is colorblind.
All of their children have normal color vision, except for Mickey.
Of the grandchildren, the twins both inherited colorblindness, as did their cousins, Barney and Janet.
There still remains one colorblind person in this clan, however, that is up to you to determine who.
Identify the genotype for each individual in the Chadwick family for colorblindness?
CNICHOLS2006
Original Source: Pedigree Chart Activity by Heidi Tither and Melanie Norton

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